2009 Razzies "winners"
 

In a ceremony held last night, here's who "won":

Worst Picture: The Love Guru

Worst Actor: Mike Myers, The Love Guru

Worst Actress: Paris Hilton, The Hottie And The Nottie

Worst Supporting Actor: Pierce Brosnan, Mamma Mia!

Worst Supporting Actress: Paris Hilton, Repo: A Genetic Opera

Worst Screen Couple: Paris Hilton and either Christine Lakin or Joel David Moore, The Hottie And The Nottie

Worst Remake, Sequel, Ripoff or Prequel (Combined category for 2008): Indiana Jones And The Kingdom Of The Crystal Skull

Worst Director: Uwe Boll, 1968: Tunnel Rats; In The Name Of The King: A Dungeon Siege Tale and Postal

Worst Screenplay: The Love Guru (Mike Myers and Graham Gordy)

Lifetime Achievement: Uwe Boll (Germany's answer to Ed Wood)

As much as I'm not happy that Indiana Jones 4 took the award this year, I'm at least glad that Speed Racer didn't win.

Hopefully the MTV Movie Awards will give Indiana Jones 4 (and hopefully Speed Racer and Get Smart) it's respect.

As far as all this happy "Crystal Skull" bashing goes, F%#K the Razzies! :edmad:

I guess I'm the only person who finds Crystal Skull winning the award for Worst Sequel to be kind of funny. Oh well.

I was never what you'd call a huge fan of the original trilogy, so I didn't have any real kind of emotional baggage riding on this project. Which may account for why I had no particularly strong feelings about the finished product either way. Didn't loathe it (as some hardcore Indie fans I know did), didn't like it. It left me completely emotionless. Tomb of the Dragon Emperor, awful as it was, at least put a smile on my face.

I'm a hardcore Indy fan & I loved KOCS. I get angry over the bashing, the only thing that I didn't like was the spaceship & that it felt too short.

I think it's kind of funny too. Never actually seen the movie, but from what I heard, it seems to go off to a different style. That just doesn't seem right at all to me. But what do I know, I've never seen the movie.

I dont think I've seen any of these movies, now that I think about it. So I guess I'm really indifferent about all of it right now.

IMO, it's the same old Indiana Jones we all know. The sci fi stuff is on screen for like 3-5 minutes.